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Show .if ETOnAY. NOVEMBER 4, M8S Utah Coiknty. tftah SUNDAY HERALD neirs Second Half 27 ifltlast Buffs, jpa P 'jr yf. r' "tl Tech D owns Do k Middies Sink Irish, Nips Colorado Rdlliy BUtDER, Colo., (UP)--Ok-laho- BALTIMORE, Md. (UP) intersectional Navy walloped Notre Dame 33-- 7 Saturday to send the hapless Irish reeling to their worst season since 1933. The defeat marked the first time since that year that Notre Dame has lost five games in a season. It is also the first lime that Navy has defeated Notre Dame in their mafs football machine, a coughing and sputtering thing early, peifked f just often enough in the second I half Saturday to overColorado come ja e winlead arid pf efserve its 9 a j with streak victory ning before H7,00fli fans. at halftime Colorado j fed, 19-until quartrailed Oklahoma and terback Jimmy Harris' conversion made it 20? 19 with 48 seconds left in the jthirdj period. Oklahoma added seven points late in the final period j to pat itself but of reach of thej baftjing Coloradoans and shot its corfsecutive winning streak to 36 gkmelJ Colorado's line simply outfought the touted Oklahoma forward wall in the surprising first half, stopping two strong drives late in the second perfod and ripping out big holes for the! backs to race through. Colorado! applied the pressure right from! the start when guard John jWootjen Mocked fullback Billy 'sPiicer's third down quick kick on the! Oklahoma nine. Full back John? Bayuk recovered- - the ball in thej Oklahoma end rone for a touchdown, with only 3:49 gone, Elwin j,Ind(H-- . converted for Colo- rado and for the losers only extra Single Score " I ! classic since 1944. And this is the highest score Navy ever has run up on Notre Dame. The previous 3 in high for Navy was 32-1- 1944. Saturday's victory for Navy was a team production but the outstanding factor was Navy's line that hammered 33-- 7 all-tim- 0 7 20 0 0 7 Navy Notre Dame 6, 1 S . (j n Vfb klLi . RlCE MAN RAMBLES AGAINST REDSKINS King Hill of Rice takes a Utah punt and rkmbles game Saturday at Houston. lie was back 19 yards to! midfield in second quarter of brought down by Walter Suba of the Utes. (U. P. Telepnoto) Owl-Redsk- in Rice Aerial Attack Storms Over Utah's Defenses, 27-- 0 A crowd of 22,000, smallest Rice, a favorite, went Rice home attendance in six rs one better to- the years, saw the Owls' throw-andefenses Utah by day, storming go combo of King Hill and end air and ground to win 27-Buddy Dial account for two touchdowns with halfback Ken Oklahoma came back strong Williams and end David Mantor relying mafnly on Coach Bud Eilkinson's famed quick openers, for adding two more in the third and touchdown advance. Mc a fourth period. 17-1- 4 Donald icOred on a pass Utah's Redskins although playfrom ians, who missed the exing a tight, ground game, were tra pdint. I no match for the Owl aerials, but Score byf periods: caught on jin the fourth period 7 12 0 019; Colorado $. IOWA CITY, Iowa Nov. 3 (UP) when the ball changed hands four 0 14 727 Oklatamat Michigan's pounding ground a times, three of them on interColorado scoring: touchdowns, f astir rnicliH armcs; a tftuehdown ceptions, the other a fumble. 70 seconds of play Bayukjt(rejcovered blocked punt in k fte Dial caught five passes for 113 end zsonel, Dove (9, double re Saturday to hand Iowa its first yards and two touchdowns, inverse) Skransky (9, iend run). defeat in six starts,! romp. Rice halfcluding a Conversion,, indorf A homecoming crowd of 58,000, back G. F. Alsbrook led Owl Oklahoma scoring: touchdowns, ever to, watch an athletic rushing with 83 yards in eight McDonald, 2 (35, pass from Harris, largest contest in Iowa, jaw halfback carries. Right half Gary Kmid-so- n 11, end run), Thomas 2 (6, pass led the Utes' rushing with 35 Mike Shatusky bowl across from from McDonald. 18, pass from the two an to climax yards 'in seven attempts. Harris). .Conversions, Harris 3 Score by periods march. .7 0 14 627 two won games Rice Michigan has 0 0 0 0 0 the and Utah in Big Ten competition Utah Rice loss was Iowa's first against 9 20 First Downs three wins. 14-193 207 3 The Wolverines are still in the Rushing Yardage 48 176 running for a Rose Bowl berth,- Passing Yardage 8 but the winner of the Iowa- Passes , 1 Passes by 4 at intercepted Minnesota Minneapolis Lod ANGELES (UP) A fired next week game 1 is favored to go on Punts 2 3 up UciM football team, led by the to Pasadena, Calif! Fumbles tost defensive brilliance of quarterback 40 80 15Yards a The victory margin was Penalized Don Shiujick, scored, a major up- d field j Mcked b end set oaiurqay oy aeaung lavureu Ron Kramer in the first period a MamqraJ il 10Pi xo,t ana T puiung T m in otauiui ;uie NOV. 28 BOUT ivujc crimp hofrwro 76 505 am7.Mi fans. S,GN pQR mawh Be (UP)-Li- ght Th! TTfTT.A Rnnns unHprdrv hv MILWAUKEE , nWis. s two koiichdowns, capitalized on heavyweight co t e n d e r WUli ana vrinany fumble, recoveries and a blocked "oepner of01 Detroit have signed to iridic 4 fniwitf-iSpeser twn There will be no professional in the: first period and then smoth wnestling matches Tuesday night in the Riverside Roller Rink, beleading klegiate passes, to win by uled to Sta- cause iof the election according to the margin It a conversion. Miss dium last Wednesday night, but Promoter Dave Reynolds. ed by Stanford's Mike Raftery in was postponed when bout the Reynolds said the Riverside the third period Rink wrestling shows will UCLA! was playing four seniors Hoepner suffered an injured left Roller on Nov. 13. resumed be held to five games for the last T time this season and the Bruins wanted to beat Stanford because they jfelt I the Indians had helped invoke sth& ban which held their seniors to a half season. UCLA's hard hitting defense gave the; Bruins their first touchdown iaher five minutes of play as end jSrdith recovered fullback Lou Valli's fumble on the lndian 20. Five plays later, Edison Griffin drovej four yards to score. HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) three-touchdo- wn odds-make- 35-ya- rd 0. 17-1- 47-ya- rd 4. i 80-ya- rd FirediUp UCLA Plasters Upset on Stanford 11-1- 5-- 33 j .. 1 1 1 i fvhrins m No Mat Matches Held In To Provo Tuesday VfZ . Vote as you wish ; j Set (Wednesday Pl3hs were being completed Saturday for the, annual Red and Blue; banquet,' slated for Wednes day i&i 7 p.m. at the golf club house according to Bill Johnston, clubippl to attend the banquet must have their reservations in by this evening. Reservations can be made by contacting Johnston: or calling the club- house.! ' City Manager Earl Udall and Mayor Harold ,Van Wagenen will be special guests at the banquet. What About Junior? ' Ml-'- So Junior is driving now and he j only! wants the car 28 hours a day. you want it too? But the kids only youn once so you give thi keys and forget your plans. (When you have to the car. it's like taking the Jafket from a drowning , man.) f One of our customers found a solution his son has a part time 1 dad lent him the money for one! of our older models. Son repays part of the Joan weekly and now the; "Family Cat" is again used by the family. 1954 FORD 4 door. Radio, Heater, Overdrive, many others. NADA Book price for Nov. 91160. Our Price U ......$1095 jobil G. Lovry Anderson INCORPORATED j Si'' " V ' i "Across From The Post Office In Sprlngvilla' ! game-winnin- 9-- All-Ameri- ca Salvaterra. It was the second time in three weeks Borstad had come off the bench in the waning minutes to salvage victory with a field goal. He provided identical heroics for 3 a victory over Illinois two weeks ago, but hadn't been in for a single play since. It was all Cox and Salvaterra, who kept up a passing attack to end Joe Walton, until Borstad came in when a Gopher drive stalled on the Panther 16. Cox passed for Minnesota's lone touchdown and personally broke up two Pittsburgh drives at the , goal line. Pittsburgh evened the score in the third period on Salvaterra's d pass to Walton in the end zone. It was the fourth comdrive, pleted pass of a with Walton on the receiving end three times. 16-1- EAST LANSING, Mich. (UP) Michigan State forced weaker Wisconsin into numerous mistakes Saturday, scoring in all but the final period and swamping the Badgers 330 before 53,647 fans in Macklin stadium. Both teams played erratically throughout the game but Michigan State put on a powerful running and passing attack while Wisconsin was unable to get a serious scoring drive going. In the final period fourth-ranke- d nationally Michigan State tried to use Oklahoma's "hurry - up of fense. The strategy didn't help as the Spartans failed to score for the only period in the game. Five Michigan State players scored. State took the opening kickoff and marched 68 yards to start the rout. Fullback Don Gilbert bucked over from the one but John Matskos con version try was wide to make it Wisconsin made three first downs but. was stopped on the State 35 and the Spartans immediately got another score in an drive ending with Walt driving over from the one. Jim Ninowski converted. Early in the second period, Michigan State intercepted a Wisconsin pass and marched 62 yards f with Tony Kolodzieg scoring on a from Pat Wilson. pass-ru- n Ninokwski missed this conversion kick. Again in the second period Michigan State scored on a long drive of 68 yards. Ninowski passed six yard to Harold Dukes for the fourth touchdown. Mike Panitch 6-- 0. , KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP) Tennessee, with Johnriy Majors on the bench and Georgia Tech on its mind, found North Carolina a scrappy handful Saturday before rolling to a 20-- 0 victory behind sub tailback Al Carter. The victory set the stage for one of the football season's 07 games next Saturday when Tennessee, rated third in the nation by the United Press coaches board, plays second-ranke- d Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Tech beat Duke 0 today. Tennessee started slow until Carter, subbing for the ailing Majors, picked up speed for a second period score. The Vols added touchdowns in each period of the second half to insure their sixth straight victory without a ' loss. Coach Bowden Wyatt reached deep into his reserves but apparently it was more of an at- classic 7-- . 11-pl- ay In Upset Ko-walcz- 20-ya- rd go easy on North Carolina. North Carolina's Ed Sutton bothered Tennessee with a crashing pliy, over right tackle which gained? consistently. Larry "Was another consistent and the North Carolina gainer line held tight until late in the game when injuries hit McMul-lefullback Wally Vale and guard Don Kemper. Seor by periods: Tennessee ....... 0 6 7 720 0 0 0 0 0 North Carolina Mc-Mull- eii n, Victory (UP) BERKELEY, Calif., swift unleashed its corps Oregon of backs Saturday to roar to a 28-- 6 upset victory over favored but futile California and snap a four-gam- e losing streak before a crowd of 32,000. ia Tech, its vaunted offense sputtering for three periods, finally slashed 61 yards with just 10 minutes left to play Saturday to beat old rival Duke, and preserve its unbeaten, untied record. Fullback Ken Owen started the late Tech fireworks with bursts for 16 and 14 yards through the tiring Duke line! Quarterback, Wade Mitchell kept the drive' alive fourth-and-1- 0 with a past play to halfback Paul Rotenbery on the Duke 12. Four plays fatef fullback Dickie Mattison smashed one yard for the touchdown. Until then the crowd of 38,0001 in Duke Stadiuni had scon nothing of4he dynamic Tech offense since theiopening minutes. The game appeared hanging on a Tech defense' that threw up a Mitchell-inspire- d goal liue stand, and ion Duke's drives. j Halfback George Dutrow, ho powered the Duke ground' march, was thrown for a two-yar- d loss by t, Mitchell. Next the four linebacker smeared Dutrow on the five on fourth down. Score by periods: Duke v 0 p 0 0 0 0 Tech ..... 0. Georgia Georgia Tech 'scoring: Touchdown, Mattison (1; run). Conver; sion: Mitchell. 15-ya- rd six-foo- Syracuse Conquers Penn State, 13-- 9 After Fumble Grab SyraSYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) cuse recovered a Perm State fumble and scored on a fourth period drive Saturday to overcome a three-poideficit and delfeat a fired-ii- p Penn State squad, The win before 35,475 at Arch- bold stadium gave Syracuse a firmer grip on the eastern championship and was a bitter defeat for the Nittany Lions, who were brilliantly led with tne parsing and kicking of quarterback MiJt Plum and the running of halfback Ray Alberigi. Penn State's line, sparked by guard Sam Valentine, held down the running attack of Syracuse halfback: Jim ferown and Jiin Ridlon, who were only able to make short gains through the line: prOwn gained 104 yards in 24-ya- Oregon Ducks Stun California, 28-- 6 (UP)-Geor-g- 7-- 0, tempt to spark his team than to rd 77 Needs Substitute To Fill U.S. Trio nt 13-- 9. LAUREL, Md. (UP) A ment for the withdrawn replaceBards-tow- bt named is expected to n to- day as .the United States' third representative in the Washington, D.C. International turf classic, at Laurel Park Nov. 12. Bardstown, the Calumet Farm speedster, was withdrawn from the mile and one-hal- f Internationevent over the al, a wight-for-ag- e grass course, Wednesday by Trainer Jimmy Jones because "of ar cut oa the inside of the mouth and the possibility of an off 4 The Bears couldn't do anything , right in the regionally-televise- d pin-poicontest except for one track.", touchdown march in the third perBardstownV withdrawal left Caiod after the game was lost. It reer Boy and Dedicate as the was Cal's fifth defeat in seven 28 carries. U.S.' tone representatives. , converted. games and the bears have not beaten the Ducks since 1952. " ' ' Oregon's shifty backfieid of T halfTom CrabtreeT quarterback backs Elroy Phelps and Jim Shan-le- y 2-- 7 and fullback Fred Miklancic ' five-yarcontrolled the operation throughLAFAYETTE, Ind., (UP) out while the Webfoots lighter line Purdue's Len Dawson passed for outplayed the massive one touchdown and the defense completely Bear forwards. held Illinois vaunted Abe Wood. son to only 65 yards rushing Saturday, but Purdue errors set up RADIATORS REPAIRED ' a 7 tie. FLIES TO CHICAGO TODAY Auto Glass Installed The Boilermakers had two passSAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP)-Li- ght Specialised Work heavyweight champion Archie es intercepted, one of them preMoore flies to Chicago today to ceding the Illinois touchdown, Mechanical AH LANDER'S Opportunities In the manufacture of finish training for his Nov. 30 and twice lost the ball on fumb to communication civilian equipment 490 So. Univ. 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(UP) Fullback Dick Borstad came off g the bench and kicked a field goal with less than three minutes to play Saturday to save Minnesota's unbeaten record in a 6 victory over Pittsburgh. Borstad's field goal, on the only play in which he appeared, gave the Gaphers victory in what until then had been a personal duel between quarterback candidates Bobby Cox5 of Minnesota and Pittsburgh's Corny CunileirtniaO ReldfjBlue Fete hint own take life 7-- 17 MINNEAPOLIS, oamr catradadla-tt- f -- Minnesota Defeats Pittsburgh, 9-- 6 In Final Minutes d- Michigan Tips Iowa, In Close One 64-ya-rd ' f$ fern DURHAM Teh nessee Bowls Over North Carolina, 20-- 0 Michigan State Gridders Swamp Badgers. 33 to 0 27-1- Keeps Tech Win Record Notre Dame without mercy. Navy rolled up 231 yards rushing while holding to the Irish to a skimpy 55. The Irish gained 160 yards passing to the Navy's 122, but. was repeatedly stopped when it nearel Navy's goal line. Score by periods: , tvp-touchdo- 16 T7 . |